feat(impersonate): Export the Impersonate custom extension configuration

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced TLS configuration capabilities with the integration of ChromeExtension, EdgeExtension, and SafariExtension for modular SSL/TLS connections.
  • Introduction of Http2Settings structure to provide more detailed configuration for HTTP/2 parameters.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved handling of cipher lists during TLS connector initialization.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined get_settings functions across various modules to eliminate separate ssl_builder functions, directly integrating SSL configurations.

• Chores

  • Removed unused imports and constants related to SSL configurations to simplify the codebase.

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Walkthrough

This update enhances the configuration of TLS settings and HTTP/2 parameters across various modules, simplifying the initialization of TLS connectors by eliminating redundant functions and integrating configurations directly within the get_settings functions. New structures like Http2Settings replace older representations, improving encapsulation and modularity. The adjustments promote better maintainability and flexibility in managing secure connections tailored to different extensions, such as Chrome, Edge, and Safari.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/async_impl/client.rs, src/blocking/client.rs	Introduced a pre_shared_key field and method in ClientBuilder, enhancing impersonation features.
src/connect.rs	Replaced create_https_connector with create_connector, streamlining connection creation logic.
src/impersonate/chrome/mod.rs, src/impersonate/edge/mod.rs, src/impersonate/safari/mod.rs	Removed ssl_builder function and related SSL configurations, indicating a shift in SSL management approach.
src/impersonate/chrome/v*, src/impersonate/edge/edge*, src/impersonate/okhttp/okhttp*, src/impersonate/safari/safari*	Updated get_settings functions to directly initialize TLS connectors using respective extensions with embedded cipher configurations and replaced Http2Data with Http2Settings.
src/impersonate/profile.rs	Enhanced ImpersonateSettings structure with improved TLS and comprehensive HTTP/2 settings via new structs.
src/impersonate/extension.rs	Introduced an Extension trait for standardized SSL connector creation across different browsers.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ClientBuilder
    participant TLSConnector
    participant ImpersonateSettings

    User->>ClientBuilder: Initialize TLS settings
    ClientBuilder->>TLSConnector: Configure with cipher list
    TLSConnector->>ImpersonateSettings: Set HTTP/2 configurations
    ImpersonateSettings-->>User: Return settings

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🐇🌿 In the meadow, I hop with glee,
TLS now dances, wild and free!
Settings now blend, neat and tight,
Configured with care, oh what a sight!
For every extension, a tailored embrace,
In the fields of code, we quicken our pace! 🌼✨

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